Under this belief, the urvan is united with a fravashi, or guardian, before life and four days after death in order to collect its mortal experiences for the conflict in the spirit world. This religion emphasizes deeds and actions, and thus asceticism is looked down upon because it is fleeing from the experiences of life, which is the purpose of th
Under this belief, the urvan is united with a fravashi, or guardian, before life and four days after death in order to collect its mortal experiences for the conflict in the spirit world. This religion emphasizes deeds and actions, and thus asceticism is looked down upon because it is fleeing from the experiences of life, which is the purpose of the urvan. Followers of this religion believe that the dead should be exposed to the elements and thus build [*] "Towers of Silence". This religion's doctrine is written in the Avesta and believes in an ongoing war between Angra Mainyu and Ahura Mazda. For 10 points, name this Persian dualistic religion named for its prophetic founder.
Under this belief, the urvan is united with a fravashi, or guardian, before life and four days after death in order to collect its mortal experiences for the conflict in the spirit world.
{Zoroastrianism} [or {Zarathustraism}]